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Serial port connection works only after connecting with hyperterminal or putty Archived. If I start a connection with COM6 using Hyperterminal or PUTTY before I run the script, it works perfectly. Serial port connection works only after connecting with hyperterminal or putty. Chapter 7: Using the command-line connection tool Plink 7.1 Starting Plink 7.2 Using Plink 7.3 Using Plink in batch files and scripts 7.4 Using Plink with.

I've been doing lots with running Ubuntu(Kubuntu,Lubuntu,Xubuntu,etc) from liveCD ISO files on my HD and with a partition or USB thumb drive labeled casper-rw there's an overlay(persistent) filesystem capability too. So my thought is, instead of installing Ubuntu in a VM, why not download the Ubuntu ISO file and setup a VM with the CDROM pointing to the file. Then create a small 8GB hard disk image and boot the vm into the live mode.

Partition and change the label of the 8GB partition to casper-rw and reboot. Now you have a quickly booting Ubuntu system to experiment loading up your home automation stuff(docker, node red, etc). For the noobs it gets them through the installation process fast and lets them play in Ubuntu land for a bit. If they like it, they can then generate another VM but this time go for the installation of Ubuntu so it's more able to handle updates. Hi Pete / Antonio, I've used Pete's script several time in the older format and had few problems. I ran the new one this morning with the menu system and found this problem on my Raspberry pi 3 loaded with Raspbian:- The script does not detect my Raspbian OS correctly. It thinks that it's not a genuine Raspbian OS.

Here's my OS:- pi@raspberrypi:~ $ cat /etc/os-release PRETTY_NAME='Raspbian GNU/Linux 8 (jessie)' NAME='Raspbian GNU/Linux' VERSION_ID='8' VERSION='8 (jessie)' ID=raspbian ID_LIKE=debian I changed this line in your script:- if [[ $OPSYS == *'RASPBIAN'* ]];then to if [[ $OPSYS == *'raspbian'* ]];then and it detects my OS correctly. Many thanks to both of you for your great work. I've been trying this script on a Raspberry Pi 3 with Jessie downloaded today.

A couple of points: 1 I see the whole menu if in command line mode, but on an X terminal a few characters are missing on the left hand side - so you can't select the options. 2 I get a lot of errors eg Failed to fetch Unable to find expected entry 'all/binary-armhf/Packages' in Release file (Wrong sources.list entry or malformed file) 3 As with the old script, it attempts to use NPM to install things and fails because NPM is not installed. 'sudo: npm: command not found' Presumably NPM is already installed with other operating systems? Could it be added to the prerequisites? 4 A logfile is useful to trawl through for error messages. You can get one with the command./script.sh 2>&1 tee script.log Regards, jb. 1 Peter reduced menu size 2 my patch in comments here, and already included in latest online script, solved php7 on raspbian 3 no npm problems, just installed latest raspbian (november 2016), launched script, everything is up and running.

I made install in 2 batch, just to check everything working. 1st run: modpass prerequisites mosquitto apache screen mpg123 phpsysinfo addindex installcu installmc wolfram office 2nd run: modpass (to reinsert password for node-red and webmin) nodejs nodered webmin java upgradenpm not a single problem. Very interesting stuff! As I have an issue with the loss of mouse events in Chrome on Jessie I will try another installation on an 8Gb SD with the proposed Ubuntu image. I am a bit confused about all usernames and passwords needed.

Should I use PI or pi as a user name? An overview of all needed un&pw's where to use what and when to create would be appreciated. Another item I have not touched is access from outside of home through internet, what to do on router(s) to reach my home server from outside?

Keep on going the good work! Iusb3 root_hub30&vid_8086&pid_1e31. Full album of the VM creation in Vmware: you could use Vmware Player, too, as it's free and despite the name, allows to create VMs, too. In vm, no real difference between bios and efi, choose what you want. This setup uses UBUNTU 16.04.1 LTS SERVER, and so, no desktop environment.

If you use a desktop iso, be sure to install vmware tools at the end, to enable graphic support (it's in the vmware player/workstation menus). Root is useless in ubuntu, it has no password, when you need to do something ubuntu asks for YOUR password, as first user created has SUDO rights, so can do administrative tasks without ever know root password or become root.

But, many windows users used to be 'administrator', tend to enable it. Bad security habit. In a system with root enabled, an attacker only need its password to be harmful. In a system with a regular user, attacker has to know user name, user password, and THEN root password, if used has no sudo rights. But, your choice.

Fails to bring F port channel Trunking. Ine ccie dc workbook photography. I will be sharing 20 of them here, which will help you guys e) I managed to find a study buddy, but he vanished after he passed, just over a week! About 150 of them. B) Focused how to troubleshoot c) Checked blogs, latest tech notes d) Made note of all events when I was not able to produce lab results, e.g. UCS FCOE VPC won’t come up, FEX not registering, etc.